What is the definition of human communication as discussed in the textbook?
What will be an ideal response?
Human communication is defined in the book as making sense out of the world and
sharing that sense with others through verbal and nonverbal messages. We make sense
of the world conveyed to us through our senses and attempt to share that meaning with
other people. Human beings use both verbal and nonverbal means to share their
understandings.
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A speaker addressing the civic club has trouble making certain sounds. For instance, he is saying d instead of th (when he says these or they). He is demonstrating an error of
a. accuracy. b. of omission. c. addition. d. substitution.
Which of the following is not a characteristic of the Internet?
a) There is no single controlling authority. b) Content on the web is not protected by copyright. c) Internet content can be categorized according to domains. d) Access to the Internet is not restricted by geographical border.